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An unimaginable day that will forever be remembered

People remember where they were when man first stepped on the moon, they remember where they were when they heard JFK was assassinated, and people will undoubtedly remember where they were when they heard about the terrorism that occurred on September 11, 2001.

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Muslim and person of other faith shake hands. <a href = “http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/12/US_Navy_040628-F-0193C-008_Ambassador_L._Paul_Bremer_and_Iraqi_President_Sheikh_Ghazi_Ajil_al-Yawar_shake_hands.jpg”>Link to original photo</a>

What you can do to thank supportive non-Muslims

Tears, phone calls, e-mail messages, smiles, cards and flowers are how many non-Muslims across the country have expressed their regret for harassment and threats against Muslims as well as sympathy for the community since September 11.

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"Tribute in Light from Jersey City, NJ, September 11, 2006"

5 things you can do for the victims of terrorism

Sound Vision Staff Writer

Five things muslims can do to help the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United states.

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Yusuf Islam: Where do the children play?

Yusuf Islam

The playground stands bare and empty. Wind blows across the space where little children until recently chased, skipped and played. The gates of the first government-funded Muslim school in the UK were closed last week for two reasons: respect and caution.

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ABC's of helping your children do better in school

Vimala Judy Khadija Kamalodeen

Is your child struggling in school or could do better? A straighforward and practical way to help your children onto the path of academic success, Insha Allah, is offered with these brief but effective 25 tips.

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Post-teen burnout

Shabana Mir

Ever seen the sister or brother, who was the life of Muslim activities, projects, meetings, lectures, bazaars, conferences, conventions and parties....suddenly fade and disappear from the Muslim scene?

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Dealing with problems of discipline in the classroom

Mohamed Bhabha

Children often engage in bad behavior for the purpose of gaining attention. Teachers need to be able to handle misbehavior effectively for the benefit of the student, as well as the classroom as a whole. Here are some ways that can help.

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An unimaginable day that will forever be remembered

What you can do to thank supportive non-Muslims

5 things you can do for the victims of terrorism

Yusuf Islam: Where do the children play?

ABC's of helping your children do better in school

Post-teen burnout

Dealing with problems of discipline in the classroom

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